NAME

       bean-bake - bake a static web view of a Beancount ledger

DESCRIPTION

       usage: bean-bake [-h] [--version] [--port PORT] [--debug] [--incognito]

              [--no-source]   [--no-colons]   [--view   VIEW]   [--public]   [--first-month   FIRST_MONTH]  [-q]
              [--full-mode] filename output

       Bake a Beancount input file's web files to a directory hierarchy. You provide a  Beancount  filename,  an
       output  directory,  and this script runs a server and a scraper that puts all the files in the directory,
       and if your output name has an archive suffix, we automatically the fetched  directory  contents  to  the
       archive and delete them.

   optional arguments:
       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       --version, -V
              show program's version number and exit

   Web server arguments:
       filename
              Beancount input filename to serve.

       --port PORT
              Which port to listen on.

       --debug
              Enable debugging features (auto-reloading of css).

       --incognito
              Filter the output in order to hide all the numbers.  This is great for demos using my real file.

       --no-source
              Don't render the source.

       --no-colons
              Don't render colons in filenames (for Windows).

       --view VIEW
              Render only the specified view (identify by URL)

       --public, --inaddr-any
              Bind server to listen to any address, not just localhost.

       --first-month FIRST_MONTH
              The first month of the calendar year.

   Bake process arguments:
       output The  output  directory  or  archive name. If you specify a filename with a well-known extension,we
              automatically archive the fetched directory contents to this archive name and delete them.

       -q, --quiet
              Don't even print out web server log

       --full-mode, --full
              Don't ignore some of the more numerious pages, like monthly reports.